If the majority in Lok Sabha shields the government from every question, which role of Parliament weakens?

Correct answer: Ensuring accountability of the executive

Correct answer: A. In a parliamentary democracy, the executive, including the Council of Ministers, must explain its decisions and actions to Parliament. Members ask questions, seek information, discuss policies, examine expenditure and criticise failures. A majority may support its government, but majority support should not remove scrutiny. If every question is blocked, the government faces less pressure to explain its work, and Parliament's accountability or control function becomes weak. Option A is therefore correct. Option B is wrong because the method of electing Rajya Sabha is not the role weakened in this situation. Option C is a procedure concerning Money Bills, not the central issue. Option D is a constitutional term and is unaffected by whether questions are asked. Memory cue: majority can form a government, but questions keep it answerable.